The Strategy of Tit-For-Tat Is

question 21

Multiple Choice

The strategy of tit-for-tat is

• A)to cooperate for the first interaction, and to defect for each subsequent interaction.
• B)to cooperate for the first interaction, and to imitate your rival's behavior in each subsequent interaction.
• C)to defect for the first interaction, and to cooperate for each subsequent interaction.
• D)to always be the first one to defect.

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